Mayor Simmons meets with Greenville resident to discuss city issues

Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons met with resident Randy Stone to discuss issues affecting the city and ways to improve services and accountability. The meeting focused on public safety, infrastructure, street maintenance, drainage, water department operations, neighborhood revitalization, city facilities, and fiscal responsibility, according to a city news release.

During the discussion, Stone shared observations and concerns about various city services. The conversation also touched on the city’s recently adopted fiscal year 2026–2027 budget and the importance of transparency and responsible use of taxpayer dollars.

Mayor Simmons thanked Stone for his research, detailed notes, and constructive feedback. He emphasized the importance of listening to residents, noting that leadership involves engaging with the community and respecting diverse viewpoints. “Constructive criticism, honest conversations, and citizen participation make our government stronger and our city better,” Simmons said.

Simmons reaffirmed his commitment to open dialogue, transparency, and collaboration with residents to address challenges and promote progress. He stressed that progress occurs when government and citizens work together, not alone. The city of Greenville continues to promote citizen engagement under the slogans “Greenville Strong” and “Progress Through People.”

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